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Ways headless CMS will help you get more business. Read about headless Drupal challenges, advantages and disadvantages here.
Content Management Systems (CMS) are the most popular type of software powering websites. As the name clearly states they are used to create and manage information of all types. Content is no longer limited to being just text, but video and sound as well.
When we talk about a “content-first approach” in relation to a website redesign project, we don’t mean getting all of the final content delivered before we start any design or development. Can you...
Headless CMS is useful when you would like to make use of some or all of the back-end content management functionality of a CMS but don't want to use it's front-end content rendering functionality (ie templates, css, plugins etc).
Headless Drupal helps you to build application faster with decouple CMS and front-end. Check out the challenges and its solutions on our post.
If you're interested in this series, there's a good chance you've heard at least some of the buzz in the Drupalverse about "headless" or decoupled Drupal. Or perhaps you watched Dries' keynote from DrupalCon Barcelona or read his recent blog post about the future of decoupled Drupal. Whatever the case may be, this series will help walk you through the build out of a simple decoupled blog.
Have you heard this term going around? It's quite in vogue. It's very related to The Big Conversation™ on the web the last many years. How are we goi
A Headless (or Decoupled) CMS means it has its frontend component (the head) detached from its backend. Read more about Headless CMS and its usage here.
